http-and-ip-indicator VS orchid

I use HTTP/3 since a few releases ago. I had to set the "network.http.http3.enabled" to "True". No issue so far (tested on a high-quality FTTH home connection and low-quality coax) with Google's website (including YouTube) and some websites under Cloudflare HTTP/3-ready CDN.

I use my own fork of the "http-and-ip-indicator" extension to know when HTTP/3 is in use[1]. It shows an orange bolt when HTTP/3 is in use for the top-level document.

[1]: https://github.com/enzzc/http-and-ip-indicator (Beware, I don't maintain it actively)

We have an active GitHub which some find easier to follow progress - https://github.com/OrchidTechnologies/orchid

You just need a sysroot for that distribution... you actually don't want to compile ON that distribution as it makes having a consistent toolchain a lot more difficult.

Notably, I compile for CentOS 6 (ancient, right?) on whatever the latest version of Ubuntu is--using the most recent versions of clang and rust and whatever--and simply build my sysroot using this trivial script.

https://github.com/OrchidTechnologies/orchid/blob/6958658c25...

He works on https://www.orchid.com now so I doubt it.

Haven't used it myself: https://www.orchid.com/

https://www.orchid.com/ ?

Hi, anyone tried running orchid on linux box? I like it very much on my android phone and I'd like to have use orchid vpn on my linux too. I downloaded the linux package, I went through https://blog.orchid.com/orchid-is-now-available-in-beta-for-windows-command-line/ so as to create my orchid.cfg, I read all https://github.com/OrchidTechnologies/orchid/issues/89 but still I cannot start it so it gives me VPN for my browsing on that linux box.